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Images and samples were submitted of a female, crossbred, 89-month-old bovine carcass that presented disseminated miliary lesions, whitish in color, maximum 1 mm in diameter, well-demarcated, with a rough (gritty) feel in the subcutaneous fascia of the entire carcass but especially that of the limbs. (EV)

Canal de boví, lesions blanquinoses miliars al subcutani.

Bovine carcass, whitish miliary lesions in the subcutaneous tissue.

Canal de boví, lesions blanquinoses miliars al subcutani.

Bovine carcass, whitish miliary lesions in the subcutaneous tissue.

Canal de boví, lesions blanquinoses miliars al subcutani.

Bovine carcass, whitish miliary lesions in the subcutaneous tissue.

Canal de boví, lesions blanquinoses miliars al subcutani.

Bovine carcass, whitish miliary lesions in the subcutaneous tissue.



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